Congrats, Karen! Aren't they wonderful? I whacked my biggest kerrii back last year so it hasn't bloomed this year, though an older rooted cutting from it did bloom. I'm getting peduncles on my hairy kerrii and my veined clone, so maybe they'll be booming soon.

Nice thing is that kerrii's flowers last a long time, and quite often, new buds are coming on right behind the current blooms (see the photo). Enjoy them!

Denise in Omaha

Hi Denise,

Yes, thanks, I AM pretty delighted. I remember you posting pix w/ these kinds of batches of blooms within blooms like that, I thought they were amazing then. Had forgotten it happened w/ Kerrii.

That is just the most astounding pic, gosh it takes my breath away!! Looks like it could be molecular biology, could be abstract art, w/ the faint structure behind it, it could even be other worldly architecture. All that dripping looking nectar, wow.

I have a a bit of a cold, but tonight I detected a faintly sweet smell when I came home & sniffed the blooms. Nice to know I'll have them to enjoy for a bit.

Congratulations on the flowers, Pirate girl. I like the silhouette photo! And it is totally exciting that you've got a flowering plant from a cutting you started yourself! I'm sorry to hear you've got a cold, hopefully it will be gone soon so you can fully enjoy those sweet smelling flowers!

Great growing, PG. Those pics are awesome!
Susan

congrats!!!! im loving them, so beautiful!!!

Congratulations! So cute. :) Well done!

One of these days I'm going to see someone duct-taping their kerrii in place...